Ireland can't afford not to invest in home care services, says representative body

The association representing home carers says we cannot afford not to invest in the service.

Ireland can't afford not to invest in home care services, says representative body
Tue, 26 Jun, 2018 - 11:49

The association representing home carers says we cannot afford not to invest in the service.

A new government report recommends that there should be a statutory entitlement to home care with one in five people expected to need it by 2031.

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